Wipro reviews

1. No one is concerned about you, only thing they care about is revenue. So, they don't consider whether you like the technology or not. Whether there is growth for you here. The only thing matters for them is money. 2. Managers are the dumbest person ever. They don't know anything about project. And those are the one who will rate you at the end of year. 3. If you want to raise your concern, no one is there to listen. only your manager will be heard. Whichever level you go to, delivery manager, client partner but no one listens. 4. No one focus on your learning whether you are capable or not. They are having very dumb projects. In these projects you will forget, whatever you have learned earlier. 5. You will not be released from a baad project as well, whether you want or not. You have to resume at end. 6. The only advice I will give is, if your are technical. Please don't join these companies. Try for small startups instead, atleast you will get to learn something, which will help you in career.

The structure and the relationship with the parent company (Wipro) was very disjointed and as they hold all the keys and the politics made it an impossible mission. Sale team, budgets, infrastructure, business decisions etc are all done on Buildit's behalf. Consequently, people weren't used to their potential and often had to scrap for appropriate work. The obligation to satisfy Wipro who have a completely different MO, means we felt like a outsourcing bodyshop even though we tried, and occasionally succeeded, to be much more. Redundancy came to most which were handled poorly with little professional respect.